hrtz
not live yet · No sound is listed, sold or delivered. No wallet, payment, rights transfer, audio or seller account is connected. Prices are set at launch.
hrtz · check a receipt

Bought is bought.Check it.

Every sale on hrtz is designed to end in a signed license receipt: the asset, the rights, the price, the seller and the buyer. Anyone will be able to check one, people and the agents they send. Nobody can widen it after it's signed.

Not live yet.Receipt checks aren't open yet. No receipt has been issued, so there is nothing to check.
01 / the checker

How a check reads.

Receipt checks aren't live yet. The check is designed to read the seal first, then the asset, the rights, the payment, the listing and the seller.

not live yet · nothing is looked up, charged or sent

02 / ask a use

Does this receipt cover it?

The answer comes from the receipt, not from the listing today. A receipt never grows. If you need more, you buy a new license while the listing is open.

not live yet

03 / receipt rules

The seal is the license.

The rules the buyer and the maker agree to, read off the receipt. All of them, worked as cases, are on rules.

01 · signed means sealed

Edit it and it's void.

The signature covers the rights, the price and both wallets. Change one word and the seal breaks. Nothing on a broken receipt counts.

02 · sold is sold

A buyout closes, it doesn't take back.

When an exclusive closes a listing, receipts from before the buyout still check out. They cover what they always covered.

03 · the seller goes, the rights stay

A false attestation removes the seller.

The listing and the seller come down. What buyers paid for stays theirs, and their receipts still hold. Seller checks and review aren't open yet.